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Private Interference

Monday, February 24, 2020

The bill on family resilience regulates the private sphere of citizens. There is no need for the government to join deliberations.

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OUR House of Representatives (DPR) members are truly hilarious. For the sake of “improving family resilience,” five politicians from four parties proposed a bill. When the bill’s articles triggered controversy, one of the five politicians claimed she has not read the draft bill.

The bill is called the family resilience bill. Those who proposed the bill were Ledia Hanifa Aaliah and Netty Prasetiyani from the Justice and Prosperi

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